Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

ononso' 6tAnAm aeiQ ne hAd no 0bl0c
t,on 70 them trampiug IN eoiug 10 and
rom clsss rooms II they did Il quietly.
Don't remember being puulshed for
making noise. Graham once gave
him eleven disorder marks at once. In
examination In chemistry stood 92.5
he thought be deserved that, because
ne thought Graham honest and he
marked him that. You had to know
something OF chemistry TO understand
some questions; others were from Ora.
ham's note book. In the algebra ex
animation Graham LEFT the room to
taken Of his absence Did not always
have work in school hours. seldom
took book homo. Re0ited regularly
10 Miss Pyle, mot ,always 70 Grahan.
but the latter always gave good ex.
cuse for not hearing the recitatious.
Was present wboo the Ca ar GLASS vss
examined BY DR.. Grimshaw. Mas
Pyle never taught that oiAss in Ca .ar,
She had taught them Latin aud they
we're we'll drilled in IL. Remembe
9 rGhan coming into Miss Pyle's room
about Latin. II Miss Pyle vas In the
wrong he was not rude, bnt - circum
stances would greatly change things be
could pot say whether Graham Was
rude or not. Grsham gave Miss Pyle
70 understand that he was y snoipsl Of
the school. Graham sent . poy 70 his
scat who was writing ut the board. Mia
Pyle did not sond him back. Grahsn
said there would be 20 more writing on
the board. Only bad Misc Pyle as q
teacher, but coDsideI6d her efficient.
Never knew her to disobey orders. As
far as witness knew she had helped Ora
hs N sBsiain discipline. Witness bad
heard an alteration between Messrs
Harlan and Grahsm, bat could not con.
meet the words Talked to Mr. Graham
In resnect TO testifying. When witness
wanted &c make poise he did is. lie
acted behind nobody's back. Tats was
iu ansaer 10 question from Ora hsro rs to
| whether hey IN ade noise whea be was
there.
David 6 S. Cs1person swcn-In
room when Mr.. Morgan talked Of the
eartt quake; tLe:e WAS Doise 10 soing
from Jbs room. each teacher took her
class and went dowr there was t.,mp.
ing when Graham ves out OF room, bat
| It stopped when Graham came iI AID
raised hia hand; Graham did not wn.oh
seem like little boys, but trusted them
young Appleby, who had testified on
the other side. had told his he had
bsen approached by Morgan and asLnd
to testify; remembered boys bsinE rep
rimanded for throwing snowbslis
Dauiel Fitzgerald was absent wher
called.
NJ. Grahsm-As there has been OBJ
jecticn made to nay not having one bock
Of geometry, w.sh to oxil witnesses tc
provo that Miss Pyle. did not have one
book OF latin.
William g. shortesa was cal ed and
sworn. Was iu middle B Glaze. Did
not finish the frst book OF C8s&r; did
not fnieh because Graham did no: take
bis class out OF Mise Pyle's room. Wal
not Miss Pyle's fault. Was the custom
for Graham to ring bell whom ht
wished q olass. Did not remem oei
hearing q tell ring for this cisss. Con
sidared Miss Pyle good teacher
Never saw any insu bord lnation 10 Gra
ham. Never knew her to oppose Gre
ham In maintaining order. Don't re
member any words between Graham
and Miss Pyls- Misc Pyle never failed
to hear recitaAons, except when th'
clAss was taken cut By Graham. Dit
not csc black board In recitiDg Latin.
Mr.. G tsnam stated that his witnessed
had been coming here night Sf.er nigh,
and that they were tired. There wer,
some he still desired 70 have teetify bu
they were not present He therefor,
asked that the COMMITTEES adjourn unti
some other evening.
On motion tbs Committee adjourne.
TO meet at p. m. sharp, on Fricn,
| evening.